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Power corrupts

Power corrupts

In the absence of language-enforced guarantees (i.e. restrictions on the power of the language) mistakes (and abuses) will happen.

The more powerful a language (i.e. the more that is possible within the language), the harder it is to understand systems constructed in it.

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Dealing with complexity of software systems could be daunting. But there are some ways to tackle it.

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